Cattle We've Bred, Cattle We LoveYou'll find our best red and white cattle here. By best, we mean long-lived and will-fully producing. We mean of a temperament with which we get along, and with the body to last and mature over the years.
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 | This is Sardius Dynamic Ruby, VG-88. She is a brood star cow born in 1986. Ruby died in August of 2005 at almost 20 years old, her udder still above her hocks. Her lifetime production was 126,834 kg (279,618 lbs) of milk.
Courtesy of Holstein Canada, pedigree information is available by clicking on the cow names. When you're done, close the window. |
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 | Sardius Regal Rose, classified VG-85, lived a good long life of 19 years. She produced 105,729kg (233,090 lbs) of milk in her lifetime. She is the Dam of Dynamic Ruby, pictured above. |
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| This is Sardius Caveman Rubell, daughter of Dyna Ruby, and is classified VG-88. Born in 1992, she has produced 95,190 kg (209,856 lbs) of milk to date. |  |
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 | Rubelee grazing on concrete* in front of the farm house. These bloodlines produce quality milk, in quantity, on many different types of feed! Rubelee is currently in her fourth lacation and is classified VG-87. We have high hopes for this cow, as the bloodlines of this family develop and mature over the years, and it is not uncommon to see up to 5 upgrades of classification on pedigrees of our older cows (She was GP-84 when we originally wrote this sentence). Her granddam is Dyna Ruby, pictured at the second from the left below. She has Jordan heifer due in January.
*Not actually eating concrete |
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Four cows, all of the same family. Named left to right:
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| All information is as of December 2007. It will be updated semi-annually, and may be less than actual production or classification. If any of the links are broken, please contact us. Thank you! |
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